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A collapsible listbox is a button that toggles a panel containing a list of options. It supports single and multi-selection. **Single-select:** By default, selecting an option will update the toggle label with the choice. But the custom toggle text can be provided. When option is selected, the dropdown will be closed and focus set on the toggle button. **Multi-select:** Selecting an option will not update the toggle, but it can be customized providing `toggleText` property. Also, selecting or deselecting an item won't close the dropdown. ## Icon-only listbox Icon-only listboxes must have an accessible name. You can provide this with the combination of `toggleText` and `textSrOnly` props. For single-select listboxes `toggleText` will be set to the selected item's `text` property value by default. Optionally, you can use `no-caret` to remove the caret and `category="tertiary"` to remove the border. ```html <gl-collapsible-listbox icon="ellipsis_v" toggle-text="More options" text-sr-only category="tertiary" no-caret > ``` ## Opening the listbox Listbox will open on toggle button click (if it was previously closed). On open, `GlCollapsibleListbox` will emit the `shown` event. ## Closing the listbox The listbox is closed by any of the following: - pressing <kbd>Esc</kbd> - clicking anywhere outside the component - selecting an option in single-select mode After closing, `GlCollapsibleListbox` emits a `hidden` event. ## Selecting items Set the `v-model` on the listbox to have 2-way data binding for the selected items in the listbox. Alternatively, you can set `selected` property to the array of selected items `value` properties (for multi-select) or to the selected item `value` property for a single-select. On selection the listbox will emit the `select` event with the selected values. ## Resetting the selection `GlCollapsibleListbox` can render a reset button if the `headerText` and `resetButtonLabel` props are provided. When clicking on the reset button, a `reset` event is emitted. It is the consumer's responsibility to listen to that event and to update the model as needed. ## Setting listbox options Use the `items` prop to provide options to the listbox. Each item can be either an option or a group. Below are the expected shapes of these objects: ```typescript type Option = { value: string text?: string } type Group = { text: string options: Array<Option> textSrOnly?: boolean } type ItemsProp = Array<Option> | Array<Group> ``` ### Options The `value` property of options must be unique across all options provided to the listbox, as it's used as a primary key. The optional `text` property is used to render the default listbox item template. If you want to render a custom template for items, use the `list-item` scoped slot: ```html <gl-collapsible-listbox :items="items"> <template #list-item="{ item }"> <span class="gl-display-flex gl-align-items-center"> <gl-avatar :size="32" class-="gl-mr-3"/> <span class="gl-display-flex gl-flex-direction-column"> <span class="gl-font-weight-bold gl-white-space-nowrap">{{ item.text }}</span> <span class="gl-text-gray-400"> {{ item.secondaryText }}</span> </span> </span> </template> </gl-collapsible-listbox> ``` ### Groups Options can be contained within groups. A group has a required `text` property, which must be unique across all groups within the listbox, as it's used as a primary key. It also has a required property `items` that must be an array of options. Optionally, you can hide the group heading by setting `textSrOnly` to `true`. In this case the `text` is only used for accessibility purposes. Groups can be at most one level deep: a group can only contain options. Options and groups _cannot_ be siblings. Either all items are options, or they are all groups. To render custom group labels, use the `group-label` scoped slot: ```html <gl-collapsible-listbox :items="groups"> <template #group-label="{ group }"> {{ group.text }} <gl-badge size="sm">{{ group.options.length }}</gl-badge> </template> </gl-collapsible-listbox> ``` ### Dealing with long option texts - Some options might have long non-wrapping text that would overflow the dropdown maximum width. In such cases, it's recommended to override the `#list-item` slot and to truncate the option text using `GlTruncate`. - If the toggle text reflects the selected option text, it might be necessary to truncate it too by overriding the `#toggle` slot. ## Search To filter out items by search query set `searchable` property to `true`. Listbox will render the search field and will emit `search` event with the `searchQuery` value. Performing the search is the responsibility of the listbox's consumer component. When performing search set `searching` prop to `true` - this will render the loader while search is in progress instead of the list of items. To update content of the listbox, toggle the `searching` property and update the `items` property with a new array. Be sure to debounce (or similar) the `search` event handler to avoid rendering stale results. To improve the accessibility, provide the `search-summary-sr-only` scoped slot with a number of found search results text, alternately, you can pass a plural translate function. An example of the plural translate function can be found [the GitLab Docs internationalization section](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/development/i18n/externalization.html#plurals) Screen reader will announce this text when the list is updated. ```html <gl-collapsible-listbox :items="items" searchable> <template #search-summary-sr-only> 5 users found </template> </gl-collapsible-listbox> ``` ## Split dropdown See [button group documentation](/docs/base-button-group--docs#split-dropdowns).